>>I just noticed this thread...
>>So this means we can expound upon the wonder that is the turducken?
>
>Dan Wisner, are you watching? This is why I didn't remove Rule 5 after
>Thanksgiving. Because I knew that the instant I did some, some
>pea-brain would ask this question.
>

Gryph, it must be asked, what side of who's bed did you wake up on this morning?

>>Seems like a good thing to have for a large group of vegatarians
>
>Think before you say things like this. It should be obvious that
>vegatarians - as their name implies! - eat only Chevrolet Vegas. They
>wouldn't have much use for poultry. (Admittedly, the Vega was a
>turkey of a car, and pretty chickenshit to boot, but even so.)
>
>Other groups which wouldn't eat it include vegetarians (who don't eat
>the flesh of animals), vegans (who don't eat anything that isn't a
>plant), and anyone with an aversion to salmonellosis.
>

Typo humor aside, this was my first thought upon seeing the thing as well (I'm antagonistic to most vegetarians that aren't under doctor's orders to be so, especially since that nutrition class I took where even the professor, who was an -advocate- of a vegetable heavy diet, admitted that getting all necessary nutrition from vegetable matter alone is both highly difficult and unlikely for anyone not taught which items to eat ahead of time).

	-={(Astynax)}=- "Sorry, it's one of those things that rubs the wrong nerve, it will be spoken of no more"